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Want a New Shape for 2019?

In 2017, over 300,000 American women opted to augment their breasts. That makes breast augmentation the country’s most popular cosmetic surgery. And those numbers have been increasing every year. The same is true with Dr. Kearney’s patients. Our Southern California patients have been very happy with this procedure and feel that it has really changed

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Revision Rhinoplasty

Rhinoplasty is a complicated, delicate surgical procedure. That may explain why Dr. Kearney sees many patients who have had nose surgery elsewhere, but the surgery either was flawed in its execution or the patient simply wasn’t satisfied with his or her results. Now it’s up to Dr. Kearney to put his surgical expertise to work

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Everything Rhinoplasty

The first recorded nose-enhancement surgery can be traced back to ancient times in Egypt and India. Fast forward to 2019, nose surgery, clinically known as rhinoplasty, is one of the most frequently performed cosmetic surgeries. Some patients want to aesthetically improve the appearance of their nose while others want to correct deformities brought about an

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Getting a Nose You Like

After our eyes, our nose is the focal point of the face. Many people have hated the appearance of their nose since their teenage years. Others have always struggled with breathing due to congenital issues with function. Dr. Kearney has extensive experience with this delicate cosmetic surgery. This month in our two blogs we’ll talk

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Tighter Thighs for 2019

Everyone wants to have the slim, tight thighs of their youth. Unfortunately, if you’ve lost a good deal of weight, the skin on your thighs is probably somewhat loose. Even if you didn’t gain and lose weight, some people lose more elasticity in the skin in this area, which can leave you with loose saggy

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